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Home care workers lobby for increased pay
Leaders and staff of Independent Living Inc, Hudson Valley elected officials and home care supporters joined together for the announcement of the launch of the Fair Pay For Homecare campaign to help … more
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Spectators of the lighting ceremony take pictures of the newly lit tree.
Highland heralds the holidays
The Town of Lloyd celebrated the upcoming holiday season last Friday with a 30-year-old tradition, the ceremonial lighting of the town’s Christmas tree in front of the First United Methodist … more
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Plattekill Police Chief Joseph Ryan was suspended one month without pay by the Town Board.
Plattekill suspends police chief
Plattekill Police Chief Joseph Ryan was suspended one month without pay by the Town Board after he crashed his police vehicle while in New Jersey on a personal matter on September 1. Supervisor … more
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Peggy and Chip Kent, of Locust Grove Brewing Co, donated $500 to B. J. Mikkelsen’s Hudson Valley Helps Refugees organization to help in his effort to aid war torn Ukraine.
Milton resident still raising funds for Ukraine
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Milton resident B.J. Mikkelsen has traveled twice to the region to do whatever he can to help those who have been impacted by war. Mikkelsen first … more
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Many Marlborough officers attended the annual Blue Light Ceremony. Pictured (l. – r.) Police Officers Fulton, Masten, Hoffman, Sgt. Pascale, Chief Cocozza, Officers Griffing, DiViesti, DesJardines and Hensley.
Marlborough honors fallen officers
Every year, in early December, the Marlborough Police Department holds a Blue Light ceremony in honor of those in law enforcement who died in the line of duty. Pastor David Stein, of the … more
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The Wind Ensemble.
Marlboro holds annual winter concert
Last week the Marlboro Music Department presented their annual Winter Concert that included performances by the Concert Band, the Treble Voice Ensemble, the Wind Ensemble and the Chamber Choir, under … more
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Valley Central High School Alumnus Ben Noll in Aoraki/Mount Cook, South Island, New Zealand in July 2022.
Valley Central Alumnus Ben Noll talks winter in the Hudson Valley
With nearly 58,000 followers on Twitter and 30,000 on Facebook, Montgomery native Ben Noll is one of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved hometown weather forecasters. Noll attended Montgomery … more
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Vivian Lanzarone enthusiastically blew snow out across the kids at the Milton tree lighting ceremony, Sunday afternoon.
Santa visits Milton’s tree lighting ceremony
Jacqueline Rivera holds her ‘Bubbles of Positivity’ art work while standing beside Principal Ryan Lawler and Myra Rivera.
Marlboro honors student artists
The Marlboro School Board honored students Lex Antonelli and Jacqueline Rivera as their PTSA Reflection winners for 2022. High School Principal Ryan Lawler said these students, “put some … more
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Ulster Legislature approves 2023 budget
By a 20-2 vote, the Ulster County Legislature, Monday, approved the 2023 spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year beginning January 1. The $378 million county budget comprises the means to provide … more
After the event, people held candles while walking to the Old Dutch Church for a closing service.
LGBTQ Center observes World AIDS Day
Across the globe, December 1 is known as World AIDS Day of Remembrance. It was established in 1988 as a way to remember those who have died of the disease and those who are today living with … more
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Michael Beck stands beside a grill in his newly opened Beck’s Wallkill hardware and home and garden center in Wallkill.
Beck’s Hardware opens in Wallkill
When a customer enters the new Beck’s Wallkill hardware store and home and garden center, owner Michael Beck said he wants them to feel welcome. “Our whole business is built on … more
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The Nutcracker highlights GNSO holiday concert
The Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra (GNSO) presents another spectacular Holiday Concert – O Night Divine -- on December 10, starting at 4 pm at Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh. The … more
Orange Legislature unanimously adopts 2023 budget
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus released the following statement on Thursday, Dec. 1 in response to the County Legislature adopting the 2023 Executive Recommended Budget with a vote of … more
Volunteers at the Saint Augustine Thanksgiving luncheon included Nadia Metz, Lily Tomlin, Joe Paulo, Becky Gorres, Debbie Rosen, Tania Metz, Chef Mark Schmitt, Basil Metz, Dave Morrissey, Bob Rosen, Richard Gorres, Denis Totten and Lillian Kreth.
Saint Augustine celebrates Thanksgiving
A decade-long tradition was honored last Thursday at the Church of Saint Augustine in Highland. For ten years, St. Augustine has provided lunches to those who needed one for the holiday. This … more
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Ambulnz is a global ambulance service with a local headquarters in Newburgh.
Marlborough hires new EMS
Marlborough Supervisor Scott Corcoran began looking at other ambulance services when he saw the cost of their current provider Mobile Life rise dramatically. This led to an invitation to Mike … more
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Ulster approves Operations Center in New Paltz
The Ulster County Legislature approved with overwhelming support the purchase of a 57.3 acre tract of land on Paradies Lane in the Town of New Paltz as the site of the new Ulster County Government … more
Comptroller’s audit: Ulster Service Center receives few calls
The Ulster County Comptroller has released a program audit of the Ulster County Service Center. The Center, formerly known as the Constituent Services Navigator, was introduced in the 2022 Ulster … more
Marlboro Elementary School’s Girls on the Run team completed the fall season’s celebratory 5K recently.
Marlboro spotlights programs for improvement
At the last Marlboro School Board meeting, Superintendent Michael Rydell spoke about educational areas that administrators and teachers, who are serving on the Continuous Improvement Committee, are … more
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Sarah Gailie with local children who received gifts at the 2021 Christmas on the Farm Event.
Christmas on the Farm returns
What better way to celebrate Christmas than a community Christmas party consisting of a tree lighting, yummy soup, hot chocolate, caroling and a warm bonfire? Pine Bush residents Sarah Gailie and … more
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